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Registration: 01-11-16 10:08 AM (3021 days ago)
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Shenmue 01-19-16 03:30 PM	The best RPG of all time Difficulty 3/10 The game play can be difficult at first, controlling Ryo around the house can be a chore because you have to use the D-Pad for movement but you`ll get used to it. The fighting elements in the game have been taken from the Virtua fighter series, And you will soon find that there is lots of depth to the fighting system. Story 10/10 Shenmue is simply beautiful, you are Ryo Hazuki a martial arts expert in training. You are sent on a journey of revenge to find your Father`s killer and figure out why he killed your father. Graphics 9/10 The graphics in Shenmue took the Dreamcast to the limit. Every object and person is highly detailed, even the weather was very realistic from rain to snow. As Shenmue is in real time, day changes to night and each person goes through their daily routine in Shenmue for example you may only see some people at night but not in the daytime for instance you will find drunkards roaming the streets at night time and shops have their own opening and closing times, everything is so realistic and the visuals are very impressive. The game also keeps a steady frame rate considering the amount taking place on screen at any one time. Addictiveness 10/10 The beauty of Shenmue are the endless possibilities and it really feels like a living breathing world. You can buy food from shops, buy drinks from vending machines and even collect toy capsules from the Virtua Fighter series, Sonic series and a lot of other Sega franchises. You even have your own Sega Saturn in your house that you can play original Saturn games on! Oh, there's even an Arcade in Shenmue where you can play some great you Suzuki classics like Space harrier and Super Hang On and you can even have a game of darts among other things. There are also quick time events which is a sequence in which a series of buttons flash on screen and you have to press the appropriate button to make an event happ... Read the rest of this Review
Legend of Zelda, The - Ocarina of Time 01-18-16 06:20 PM	Zelda The Ocarina of time Ocarina of time Graphics 8/10 I was first wowed by the graphics when playing Ocarina of time when first released. Admittedly, the graphics are now a little dated but I don't let that put you off. The backdrop for the Ocarina Of Time is vast. Hyrule is split into different maps, typically of Zelda a water, desert, forest as well as mountains. Each are distinguishable from each other and very memorable. Unlike most modern games, there is colour rather than different hues of grey and green. I would score not just the graphics but general appearance. The characters are different in appearance and monsters are wide ranging in their look too. Sound 10/10 The theme tune to Ocarina is one that will stay with me for some time. The Ocarina itself lets you play sonnets which allow you to warp from place to place, change day to night, even age from young Link to adult Link. Whilst short, the sonnets are memorable and fit in well with the game. The different maps have their own catchy tunes but I must confess, the Lost Woods tune gets irritating when your lost trying to find your path through the woods! The sounds of opening a chest, Navi; the fairy that guides you throughout, calling you or even flying around you are all sounds that resonate even now with me. Sound features a lot throughout Ocarina Of Time. Not a game to play mute as so much will be missed, especially finding the 100 spiders where a sound can be heard to find them. Playing side quests are enjoyable with the music too for example fishing area has a very compatible and relaxing tune. The sound of your bow as you draw a arrow, Epona galloping through Hyrule, the sound effects of your sword as your in battle can not be bettered. The soundtrack to this game is second to none. Addictive 8/10 The game as a whole I would not say is overly addictive. I have completed the game 3 times and enjoyed the time spent playing ... Read the rest of this Review

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Mortal Kombat (Blood Patch)

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Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil (Hi-Res Graphics)

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Street Fighter 2 - Special Championship Edition

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Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future

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